Y5 Google classroom
Published 25/03/20, by Admin
Google Classroom access code.
Go to google homepage and click on the 9 circles, top right - click on classroom.
Year 5
We are the Sika Deer Class
Our Teachers are Mr Wilcox and Mrs Erdbeer, and our Teaching Assistant is Mrs Cowell
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Read MoreDay 3 Wednesday 25th March
Published 24/03/20, by Julie EdwardsGood morning Year 5. Attached is the work for today. It would be lovely to see your Mayan temple when you have finished it. Enjoy being creative and don't expect to get it all finished in 1 day.
Read MoreYear 5 24.03.20
Published 24/03/20, by Julie EdwardsHope you've had a good day Year 5 and have managed to do some exercise in the lovely weather.
Read MoreY5 Tuesday 24th March
Published 23/03/20, by Julie EdwardsHello Year 5 : My eldest son Jack is 21 today!! Can you sing "Happy Birthday" to Jack at 11:55 am when he was born? I'll be singing out loud too! Maths and English work is set below. Tomorrow I will be setting a DT task to build
Read MoreY5 23.03.2020
Published 23/03/20, by Julie EdwardsHello Y5, I hope all went well today. Here are the answers as promised.
Read MoreY5 Science home learning 23.3.20
Published 21/03/20, by AdminMaking new plants.
Read MoreY5: Monday 23rd March
Published 21/03/20, by Julie EdwardsHello Year 5: Attached is the maths and English for today. Both have differentiated work - choose which you think you can do best. The geography work starts our history topic of THE MAYANS. Answers for the work will be poste.jpg)
Read MoreY5 statutory spelling guidance
Published 20/03/20, by AdminPlease find attached Year 3/4 and Year 5/6 statutory spelling lists.
Stareway to spelling document attached for those on this spelling challenge.
Read MoreY5 Home Learning
Published 20/03/20, by AdminDear Parents and children,
Welcome to your Y5 Home Learning area!
Each week day, the blog will be updated with new home learning activities appropriate to Y5.
Daily, children should spend time doing Times Tables Rockstars - 15 mins and reading - 15 mins. In addition to this, children will be set daily maths and literacy.
Work will also be set weekly to cover history, science and spelling expectations.
We strongly recommend establishing a home learning routine so children benefit from the activities that are set.
Answers for the daily maths activities will be released on to the blog after 4pm each day.
The children are bringing home a set of comprehension exercises. We would like them to complete 2 per week. The answers will be posted on the blog the following week.
We will really miss the interaction and smiling faces of your children each day and hope that we will see you very soon.
Best wishes,
Julie Edwards and Emma Lever
Read MoreY5 w/c 9.3.20
Published 13/03/20, by AdminA busy couple of days at the end of the week with our trip yesterday and Sports Relief today.
A great day was had yesterday and showers were avoided. The guides at New Forest Wildlife Park shared with us a wealth of knowledge about various animals native and non-native to our country. The children asked lots of interesting questions and we found out lots more about adaptations and animal behaviours. The otters were definitely a hit as were the harvest mice. The guides were very impressed with the class and their knowledge - particularly the identification of an emu egg!
It's been lovely to see Mrs Edwards around school and I know we are all very pleased to see her back.
Have a lovely weekend.
Y5 team.
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Read MoreY5 w/c 2.3.20
Published 06/03/20, by AdminAn exciting week has drawn to a close with a delicious helping of sunshine today. Much needed! Well done to all for putting so much effort and enthusiasm in to their costumes fo World Book Day yesterday. The children were&n
Read MoreY5 w/c 27.1.20
Published 31/01/20, by AdminA couple of reminders that Spelling shed and Mathletics homework is set weekly. Please come and see us if you are having trouble logging on. Homework club takes place on a Friday as an extra opportunity for children to complete homework i
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